Waterloo 0. B S Chapter Election Set
Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star will hold annual election of officers December 9 at the Masonic temple. Miss Mary Eithet Dixon, worthy matron, announced Wednesday evening during the fort night session. Alpha Larsen sang during the social hour and Mrs. Harold F. Smith accompanied piano numbers. Mrs. Laura Ewing chaired the serving committee.
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Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Mary Eithet Dixon
Masonic Temple
Alpha Larsen
Phillips
Rain
Curran
Piper
Harold F. Smith
Love
Cho- Pin
Laura Ewing Mae
Wedding at High Noon for Miss Charlotte Yagey and John Gilbertson
Miss Charlotte Yagey and John Gilbertson wed at a high noon ceremony at 42 Lafayette Street officiated by Rev. C F Smith of First Evangelical Church. The couple will reside at 42 Lafayette Street after their honeymoon in California. Christmas bazar at First Presbyterian Church to raise funds. various guilds and groups plan booths with hot lunches, candy, aprons, and baked goods. Volleyball games by Young Men's Christian Association women’s gym class set for Monday evening to public. Waterloo relatives announce marriage of Miss Mary Copley to Douglas U Van Metre. wedding occurred Nov 21 at the bride's home. couple to California then reside in Bit Vernon, Ia.
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A. B
Lafayette Street
Charlotte Yagey
John Gilbertson
Rev
C.F. Smith
First ‘Evangelical Church
Gilbertson
Taois ‘Central
First Presbyterian Church
Majar Guild
E. A. Sohm
H. A. Boysen
Join Rath
George Wheeler
T. L. Todefson
Ida Cooley
Litchfield
Kathryn Doughtry
L. W. Farnum
Youngsmen's Christian Association
Association Eymnasium
Edna George
Health Education Department
Bracka
Waterloo
Mary Copley
Harry Copley
Joliet
Ill
Douglas U. van Metre
E. J. van Metre
Tipton
California
Jan
Bit
Vernon
Golden Wedding Observed With Surprise Party
In celebration of their fiftieth anniversary Mr and Mrs Ira Minor of 712 Fowler Street were surprised by 38 relatives neighbors and friends on a Wednesday evening The couple married November 25 1875 and have lived in Waterloo since six years They are aged 72 and 63 Their daughter Maude Bishop and daughter in law Mrs Lee Bartholomew from Perry Iowa attended along with other relatives Gifts included a five dollar gold piece flowers and other tokens A simple entertainment was provided by guests and the observance was organized by Mrs Bishop and Mrs Bartholomew
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Ira Minor
Fowler Strees
Maude Bishop
Lee Haretholomew
Waterloo
Owo
Alice Coleman
Oscar Bever
Perry
Minor
Normal
Long Point
Schooner
Wis
Bishop
Bartholomew
Glazar McDonough Nuptial Service Held at St. Marys
Miss Regina McDonough daughter of Mr and Mrs J M McDonough and Joseph G Glaza son of Mr and Mrs J H Glaza were married in a 7 a m nuptial mass at St Marys church. Rev Father Theodosius Plassmeyer officiated. The couple will reside in Waterloo after a brief honeymoon. Out of town guests included H J Glaza Cedar Rapids and Kathryn McDonough Omaha.
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St. Mary's Church
Theodosius Plassmeyer
Regina McDonough
J. Mel Donough
Webster Street
Joseph GC. Glaza
J. H. Glaza
Witty Street
Brida Chase
Distler Bornong Marriage in Gilbertville Church
An na Bornong and William Distler wed at Immaculate Conception church in Gilbertville on Wednesday morning. The bride’s sister Miss Distler served as bridesmaid. Matt Bornong, the bride’s brother, was best man. A dinner for about 50 relatives followed at the bride’s mother Mrs. Mary Bornong’s home.
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Gilbertville
Anna Bornong
William Distler
Immaculate Conception Church
Miss Distler
Tod Matt Bornong
Disner
Mary Bornong
Majel Guild Meeting At First Presbyterian Church
Twenty six members attended a Wednesday afternoon meeting of the Majel guild held in the parlors of First Presbyterian church. Hostesses were Mrs. M A Petterson Mrs V A Sanquist and Mrs Claude Lee.
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Majel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
M.A. Pettersom
V. A. Sanquist
Claude Lee
A. Sieglaff
Louis Stoffrezen
Thompsom
Foot care and grooming tips for everyday comfort
Readers learn practical foot care including soaking, removing dead skin, and corns with home tools. Advice covers trimming, softening skin, using cold cream, and protecting toes with pads and stockings. The piece also touches on simple hair styling techniques and warns against harsh treatments.
Married Today Miss Marie Mack and Fred Carolus
Miss Marie Mack and Fred Carolus exchanged marriage vows at the home of her parents in New Hartford Indiana with Rev Hicks officiating. The ceremony featured pink and white decor and a bridal party including Bernice Farr Kathryn Rees and Elsie Moser, with music and dinner to follow. Carolus is manager of the creamery at Kesley.
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New Hartford
Marie Mack
Fred ‘Alus
Carolus
Kesley
Norman Mack
Mr. Hicks
Associated Church
Bernice Farr
Minneapolis
Boner
Kathryn Rees
Elsie Moser
Cedar Falls
Irene Anderson
Hexholm
Veral Carty
Earlville
Columbia
Sherman Turner
Afiss
Dorothy Chanstrom
Lohengrin
Wagner
Miriam Bryan
New Harttford
Chanstrom
Town State Teachers College
Ossali” Society
Credmery
Club Notes From Mrs. Loren Bush Hostess Event
Mrs Loren Bush hosted Bon Amicus personnel at her home on Wednesday afternoon with 500 and 12 players including Mrs Newton Torbet and Mrs Phip Lucas. Dorothy Gille and Sewell Paige attended as guests. TL O W Club elected Mrs John Chref president, with Mrs Lloyd Willier secretary and Mrs George Bon treasurer. Members gave thanks to Mrs N Hunt and Mrs Boose. The annual Christmas party will be at Mrs George Luth Reo.
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Loren Bush
Bon Amicus Clip
Ronore
Newton Torbett
Phip ‘Lucas
Norothy 'Gille
Sewell Paige
TL. O. W. Club
John Ch
Lloyd Willier
George Bon
Kimmy
Hunt
Boose
George Luth Reo
Rev Al M Greevy Arrives For Holiday
Rev Al T D McGreevy from Marys College Winona arrived to spend time with his mother Mrs Ars Mullan Ave. He attended the second Mass at St Josephs Catholic Church. He owns two small goats Jambo weighing over two pounds and Tiny a few ounces heavier. He planned to bring them to Waterloo but feared illness on the train. He injured three fingers on his right hand Tuesday when operating a corn shredder at the T Be k art and Bon farm north of town.
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A. Ta. McGreevy
3. T. Bektard & Bon
City in Brief West End 4th St. Bridge and Local Visits
West end 4th St. bridge update. Local residents make Thanksgiving visits. over Thanksgiving staycations and family travel noted. Family arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. George Smale visiting Cedric in Chisago. Evelyn Page in Ames. Anna Johnson en route to Kansas City. Harold Johnson improving in Des Moines hospital. Actors, students, and professionals from Dubuque, Ames, Chicago, and Iowa State highlighted among holiday travelers and local happenings.
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George Smale
Chisago
Cedric
J. R. Mulhollane
Vermont Street
C. 3
Turney
J. H. Heller
Leland Avenue
Evelyn Page
Ames
Perry
Iowa State College
Harold Johnson
Des Moines
J. E. Johnson
William Hogan
Dubuque
Matt O'Keefe
Oak Avenue
Hogan
Marjory O’keefe
Gladys Towne
National Kindergarten School
Chicago
E. At
Earlville
St. Francis Hospital
4. G. Johnson
A. J. Howard
Yester
Temperature and Snow Forecast Tonight
The state bureau forecasts a sharp drop in temperature tonight with a likelihood of snow. Expect the mercury to fall to 15 degrees amid a clouded morning, signaling a worsening by storms. Yesterday ranged from 42 to 28 degrees.
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State Bureau
Ben Hur Court Initiates Fifty Billy Candidates
At Melchett court Tribe of Ben Hur in Ben Wor hall last night fifty Billy candidates were initiated. A stereopticon presentation on the story of Ben Hur was also shown.
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Billy
Melchett Court
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Ben Wor
Dumont High Boys and Girls Win Season Opens
Dumont high school baskets prevail in two season openers at Parkersburg. The boys triumph 25 to 15, while the girls roll to a 49 to 37 victory. Both squads lacked prior scrimmages.
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Dumont
Dumont High School
Parkersburg
Frederika Teams Prevail as Boys Win and Girls Fall
Frederika high school boys beat Tripoli 25-18 after three local teams visited on Wednesday. Frederika girls fell 19-15 while Frederika Independents defeated Tripoli Independents 53-31.
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Frederika, Ta
Tripoli
Ning
Frederika
Frederike Independents
Tripoli Independents
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